List of Russo-Ukrainian War military equipment

The weapons, vehicles and equipment used in the Russo-Ukrainian War, from 2014 to the present include the following. The war involves the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Armed Forces of Russia, the Korean People's Army,^[1] and a number of national guard and volunteer groups.^[2]

The pro-Russian Donetsk and Luhansk People's Militias fought alonside the Russian Armed Forces until September 2022, when the separatist republics were formally annexed by Russia, and their militias incorporated into the Russian Army.^[3]

Russian and North Korean forces

Further information: List of equipment of the Russian Ground Forces

Individual equipment

Helmets

• SSh-68^[4]
• 6B47
• 6B48

Optics and night vision

• PU
• 1P8

Small arms

Pistols and revolvers

Makarov pistol. Former primary sidearm of the Soviet Army and Ukrainian Ground Forces. Most commonly used sidearm among both Russian, Ukrainian and militia forces.

MP-443 Grach. Standard sidearm for all branches of the Russian Armed Forces.

• MP-443 Grach^[5]
• PM^[5]
• APS^[6][7]

Submachine guns

• PPSh-41^[8]
• PPS-43^[8]

Bolt-action rifles

• Mosin-Nagant M1891/30^[9]

Semi-automatic rifles

• SVT-40
• SKS^[10]

DPR soldiers with AK-74 style rifles

Assault rifles and carbines

Chechen forces with AK-74 style rifles

AK-12 assault rifle, replacing the AK-74M as the primary service rifle of the Russian Ground Forces

Unidentified riflemen wearing Ratnik equipment and armed with AK-74 rifles at Simferopol Airport in February 2014. The AK-74 carried by the rifleman on the right does not have a magazine inserted.

• AKM^[11]
• AKMS^[12]
• AK-74^[11]
• AK-74M^[13]
• AK-12^[12]
• AS Val^[14]
• Malyuk (captured)^[15]

Precision rifles

• SVD^[16]
• VSSM Vintorez^[14]
• Zbroyar Z-10 (captured)^[10]

Anti-materiel rifles

• PTRD-41^[17][18]
• PTRS-41^[17][18]
• ASVK^[17][18]
• VKS Vykhlop^[19]

Machine guns

• RPK-74^[20]
• PK^[20]
• PKM^[20]
• PM 1910/30^[21]
• PKP Pecheneg^[22]
• DShK^[23]
• KPV^[23]
• NSV^[23]

Explosives

Grenades

• RG-41^[24]
• F-1^[24]
• RGD-5^[24]
• RGN^[24]

Grenade launchers

• GP-25 Kostyor^[25]
• GP-34^[26]
• GM-94^[5]
• AGS-17 Plamya^[5]
• AGS-30 Atlant^[5]

Rocket launchers and recoilless rifles

Donetsk 1st Slavyansk Brigade fighter with a RPG-7

• RPG-7^[27]
• RPG-18 Mukha^[5][28]
• RPG-22 Netto^[5]
• RPG-26 Aglen^[5]
• RPG-27 Tavolga^[29]
• RPG-29 Vampir^[30]
• RPG-30 Kryuk^[31]
• RPG-32 Barkas^[32]
• RPO-A Shmel^[32]
• MRO-A^[33]
• SPG-9 Kopyo^[28]

ATGMs

Russian Airborne Forces at Hostomel Airport armed with a 9M133 Kornet ATGM.

• 9K111 Fagot^[34]
• 9K114 Shturm^[34]
• 9K115 Metis^[34]
• 9M113 Konkurs^[34]
• 9M133 Kornet^[34]
• M-2010^[34]

Anti-personnel mines

• MON-50^[35]
• MON-90^[35]
• MON-100^[36]
• OZM-72^[35]
• PMN-1^[35]
• PMN-2^[35]
• PMN-4^[35]
• POM-2^[35]
• PFM-1

Anti-tank mines

• PTM-1^[35]
• PTM-4M^[35]
• TM-62^[36]
• TM-72^[36]

Mortars

Infantry and towed mortars

• BM-37^[37]
• 2B14^[34]
• PM-43^[37]

Self-propelled mortars

• 2S4 Tyulpan^[34]
• 2S23 Nona-SVK^[34]
• 2S40 Floks^[34]

Artillery

Towed artillery

2A36 Giatsint-B of the Kalmius Brigade of the Donetsk People's Republic People's Militia

Russian Airborne Forces with 2A18 Lyagushka (D-30) towed artillery guns

• BS-3^[38]
• MT-12^[34]
• D-30^[34]
• M-30^[34]
• M-46^[34]
• 2A36 Giatsint-B^[34]
• 2A65 Msta-B^[34]
• D-1^[34]
• D-20^[34]
• 2B16 Nona-K^[34]

Self-propelled artillery

2S19 Msta-S

• 2S1 Gvozdika^[34]
• 2S3 Akatsiya^[34]
• 2S19 Msta-S^[34]
• 2S35 Koalitsiya-SV^[34]
• 2S43 Malva^[34]
• 2S7 Pion^[34]
• 2S7M Malka^[34]
• M1989 Koksan^[39]

Rocket artillery

TOS-1A Solntsepyok crews in combat action

• BM-21 Grad^[34][40]
• 9K51M Tornado-G^[34]
• BM-27 Uragan^[34]
• BM-30 Smerch^[34]
• 9K515 Tornado-S^[34]
• TOS-1A Solntsepyok^[34]
• TOS-2^[34]
• TOS-3^[34]
• Cheburashka^[41]
• Snezhinka^[41]

Air defense

MANPADS

• 9K32 Strela-2^[42]
• 9K34 Strela-3^[43]
• 9K38 Igla^[44]
• 9K333 Verba^[43]
• PPZR Grom^[42]

Anti-aircraft guns

• AZP S-60^[45]
• ZU-23-2^[46]

Air defense platforms

Pantsir-S1 air defense system.

• ZSU-23-4 Shilka^[47]
• 2K22 Tunguska^[47]
• 9K33 Osa^[48]
• 9K35 Strela-10^[48]
• 9K37 Buk^[44]
• 9K330 Tor^[43]
• Pantsir-S1^[44]
• S-300^[44]
• S-350 Vityaz^[49]
• S-400 Triumf^[49]

Electronic warfare and communication

• 51U6 Kasta-2E1
• R-330ZH Zhitel
• Stupor^[50]
• 1B76 Penicillin^[51]

Vehicles

Tanks

T-72 of the Donetsk People's Republic People's Militia

T-90 of the Russian Ground Forces.

• T-55^[34]
• T-62^[34]
• T-64^[34]
• T-72^[34]
• T-80^[34]
• T-90^[34]

Tank destroyers

• BMPT Terminator 2^[34]

Infantry fighting vehicles

BMP-1 of the Donetsk People's Republic People's Militia

• BMP-1^[34]
• BMP-2^[34]
• BMP-3^[34]
• BMD-2^[52]
• BMD-4^[52]
• BTR-80A^[34]
• BTR-82A^[34]

Armored personnel carriers

MT-LB

• MT-LB^[34]
• BTR-50^[34]
• BTR-60^[34]
• BTR-70^[34]
• BTR-80^[34]
• BTR-82^[43]
• BTR-D^[53]
• BTR-MD Rakushka^[53]
• BMO-T^[43]
• M113 (captured)^[54][55]
• Kozak (captured)^[56]

Infantry mobility vehicles

• Kamaz Typhoon^[34]
• KamAZ-435029 Patrul-A
• GAZ-2975 Tigr^[34]
• GAZ-3937 Vodnik
• Iveco Rys^[34]
• Vystrel^[34]
• Remdiesel Z-STS Akhmat^{[citation needed]}
• Novator (captured)^[57]

Improvised fighting vehicle

• Tsar Mangals

Trains

Armoured train

• Armored train (Yenisei, Volga, Amur, Baikal)^{[58][59][60][61]}

Aircraft

Sukhoi Su-34 fighter-bomber

Fixed-wings

• Aero L-39 Albatros
• Antonov An-22^[62]
• Beriev Be-12^[63]
• Beriev A-50U^[64]
• Ilyushin Il-20M^[64]
• Ilyushin Il-22PP^[64]
• Ilyushin Il-76^[62]
• Mikoyan MiG-29^[65]
• Mikoyan MiG-31^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-24^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-25^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-27^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-30^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-34^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-35^[66]
• Sukhoi Su-57^[67]
• Tupolev Tu-22M^[68]
• Tupolev Tu-95^[68]
• Tupolev Tu-214R^[64]

Mil Mi-28 attack helicopter at a forward deployment point.

Helicopters

• Kamov Ka-52^[66]
• Mil Mi-2^[69]
• Mil Mi-8^[66]
• Mil Mi-24/35^[70]
• Mil Mi-26^[71]
• Mil Mi-28^[66]

Unmanned aerial systems

Forpost-R

Unmanned combat aerial vehicles

• Orion^{[citation needed]}
• Forpost^[72]
• Mohajer-6^[73]

Reconnaissance drones

Russian soldier launches an Orlan-10 light unmanned reconnaissance vehicle.

• Orlan-10^[74]
• Supercam S350^[75]
• Granat-1^[74]
• Granat-2^[74]
• ENICS Eleron-3^[74]
• Zastava^[74]
• ZALA 421-08^[74]

Loitering munitions

• ZALA Lancet^[76]
• Chekan^[77][78]
• Geran-1^[79]
• Geran-2^[80]
• DJI FPV^[81]

Ships

Cruisers

• Project 1134B Berkut B [Kara-class] (Ochakov). Scuttled, used as blockship.Refloated towed to Inkerman to await scrapping a few months later.^[82]
• Project 1164 Atlant [Slava-class] (Moskva). Sunk in action.^[83]

Frigates

• Project 11356R/M [Admiral Grigorovich-class] (Admiral Essen, Admiral Makarov)

Corvettes

Project 21631 corvette of the Black Sea Fleet launching 3M-54 Kalibr cruise missiles

• Project 21631 Buyan-M [Buyan-class] (Grad Sviyazhsk, Uglich, Velikiy Ustyug, Vyshniy Volochyok, Orekhovo-Zuyevo, Ingushetiya, Grayvoron)

Amphibious warfare ships

• Project 11711 [Ivan Gren-class]^[84] (Pyotr Morgunov)
• Project 775 [Ropucha class]^[84] (Tsezar Kunikov, Novocherkassk, Yamal, Azov, Korolev, Minsk, Kaliningrad, Georgy Pobedonosets, Olenegorsky Gornyak)
• Project 1171 Tapir [Alligator-class]^[84](Saratov, Orsk, Nikolay Filchenkov)
• Project 11770 Serna [Serna-class]^[84]
• Project 02510 [Type BK-16]

Auxiliary vessels

• Project 22870 (Spasatel Vasily Bekh). Sunk in action.^[85]

Ordnance

Air-to-surface missiles

• Kh-22^[86]
• Kh-29 (Sukhoi Su-34)^[87]
• Kh-31^[86]
• Kh-32^[86]
• Kh-47M2 Kinzhal^[86]
• Kh-58^[86]
• Kh-101 (Tupolev Tu-95, Tupolev Tu-160)^[86]
• Kh-555 (Tupolev Tu-95, Tupolev Tu-160)^[86]

Surface-to-surface missiles

• 3M-51 Alfa
• 3M-54 Kalibr^[86]
• 3M-59 Oniks^[86]
• 9K720 Iskander^[86]
• 9M728 Iskander-K^[86]
• OTR-21 Tochka^[88]
• Hwasong-11A (KN-23)^[39]

Ukrainian and Ukrainian volunteer forces

Further information: List of equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Individual equipment

Helmets

• SSh-60
• SSh-68^[89]
• Kaska-2M^[89]
• Hełm wz. 2000^[90]
• Hełm wz. 2005^[91]
• Mk 6 helmet^[92]
• Mk 7 helmet^[93]
• Schuberth B826^[94]
• PASGT^[95]
• Ops-Core FAST^[96]

Small arms

Pistols and revolvers

M18 pistol, supplied by the United States to Ukraine.

• TT-33^[97]
• PM^[98]
• APS^[99]
• Fort-12^[100]
• Fort-14TP^[98]
• CZ 82^[101]
• Glock 17^[102]
• Kimber R7 Mako ^[103]
• Heckler & Koch VP9^[104]

Submachine guns

• Brügger & Thomet APC^[105]
• Škorpion vz. 61^[101]

Shotguns

• Mossberg 500^[106]
• Benelli M4
• Saiga-12
• KS-23
• Fort-500^[107]

Bolt-action rifles

• Mosin-Nagant 1891/30^[108]

Battle rifles

• M14 rifle^[109]
• Beretta ARX200
• FN FAL
• Robinson Armament XCR^[110]

Assault rifles and carbines

AK-74

M4 carbine

FB Radom MSBS Grot

FN FNC

• AK-74^[98]
• AK-74M (captured)^[111]
• AK-12 (captured)^[111]
• AKS-74^[98]
• vz. 58^[101]
• FN FNC^[112]
• FN SCAR-L^[112]
• FN F2000^[112]
• Zastava M70^[113]
• Colt Canada C7^[102]
• Colt Canada C8^[114]
• Steyr AUG
• Mk 18 Mod 0/1
• FB Tantal
• FB Beryl
• FB MSBS Grot^[115]
• Mayak MZ-10
• M16 rifle^[116]
• M4 carbine
• PM md. 90^[117][118]

Precision rifles

• SVD^[98]
• M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper System^[119]
• UAR-10^[98]
• Savage Model 110
• Kimber Model 84 ^[103]
• Desert Tech SRS
• Desert Tech HTI
• SIG Sauer SSG3000
• Sauer 100
• SV-98
• M21 sniper weapon system
• M24 sniper weapon system^[120]
• Type 85 marksman rifle
• Stiletto Systems STL-016^[121]

Anti-material rifles

• Snipex Alligator^[122]
• Snipex T-Rex^[123]
• Snipex Rhino Hunter
• Snipex M100
• PGW Defence LRT-3
• ZVI Falcon^[101]
• Bushmaster BA50
• Barret M82^[124][125]
• ASVK(Captured)^[126]

Machine guns

Ukrainian soldier with a DPM machine gun

Ukrainian soldier with a UK vz. 59 machine gun

Ukrainian technical made with a LuAZ-969 with PM M1910 and DP-27 machine guns.

Ukrainian Naval Infantry with a Rheinmetall MG 3 machine gun

• DP-27^[127]
• RPD^[127]
• RPK^[127]
• RPK-74^[127][128]
• Zastava M53^[127]
• Beretta MG 42/59
• Rheinmetall MG 3^[104][129]
• Ksp 58 B
• UK vz. 59^[101]
• FN Minimi^[102]
• M2 machine gun^[104]
• M240 machine gun^[130]
• M249 light machine gun
• PK^[127][128]
• PM M1910^[127][131]
• DShK^[23][127]
• NSV^[23][127]
• KPV^[23][127]
• IWI Negev^[128]
• W85 heavy machine gun
• Arsenal MG-1M^[132]
• UKM-2000^[133]

Explosives

Grenades

• VOG-25
• RGD-5^[134]
• F-1^[134]
• RDG-2
• RGN^[134]
• RGO^[134]
• RKG-3^[135]
• M18 smoke grenade^[136]
• M67 grenade^[134]
• L109 grenade
• DM51^[134]
• Sirpalekäsikranaatti m/50^[134]

Grenade launchers

• UAG-40
• AGS-17^[137]
• GP-25 Kostyor
• Fort-600
• RGP-40^[115]
• RGSh-30
• EAGLE grenade launcher
• M32 multi-shot grenade launcher
• M203 grenade launcher^[116]
• M320 grenade launcher module^[138]
• Mk 19 grenade launcher^[139]

Anti-personnel mines

• OZM-72^[140]
• M18 Claymore mine^[141]

Anti-tank mines

• TM-62^[36]
• TM-72^[36]
• AT2^[142]
• DM 31
• DM 12 PARM 2^[143]
• HPD-2^[144]
• PK-14^{[citation needed]}

Rocket launchers and recoilless rifles

• RPG-7^[28]
• RPG-16
• RPG-18 Mukha^[28][145]
• RPG-22 Netto^[28]
• RPG-26 Aglen^[28]
• RPG-32 Nashshab^[146]
• RPG-75^[147]
• RPG-76 Komar^[115]
• Panzerfaust 3^{[148][149][104]}
• Instalaza Alcotán-100^[150]
• Instalaza C90^[151][152]
• M72 LAW^{[153][154][155]}
• M80 Zolja
• M141 Bunker Defeat Munition^[104]
• PSRL-1^[128]
• SPG-9 Kopyo^{[28] [156]}
• MATADOR^[104][147]
• APILAS^[157]
• M136 AT4^[158]

ATGMs

• Skif^[159]
• RK-3 Corsar^[160]
• MILAN^[161]
• NLAW^[162][163]
• FGM-148 Javelin^{[164][165][166]}
• BGM-71 TOW^[167]
• 9M133 Kornet (captured)^[168]

Mortars

Infantry mortars

• 120-PM-38^[169]
• 2S12 Sani^[170]
• M120-15 Molot^[170]
• KBA-48M^[171]
• LMP-2017^[172]
• 120 KRH 92^[170]
• HM 15^[173]
• HM 16^[173]
• HM 19
• MO-120 RT^[174]
• 240 mm mortar M240^[175]
• M224 Lightweight Company Mortar System^[176]
• 20N5^[177]
• vz. 82 PRAM-L
• M69^[178]

Self-propelled mortars

• 2S9 Nona
• Bars-8^[179]
• M113 Panzermörser^[180]

Artillery

Towed artillery

• D-20^[170]
• D-44^[38]
• D-30^[170]
• L118 light gun^[167]
• 2A36 Giatsint-B^[170]
• 2A65 Msta-B^[170]
• 2B16 Nona-K^[170]
• M-46^[167]
• MT-12 Rapira^[170]
• OTO Melara Mod 56^[167]
• M101 howitzer^[170]
• M119 howitzer^[167]
• M777 howitzer^[170]
• FH70 howitzer^[167]
• Pansarvärnspjäs 1110^[181]
• TRF1^[167]

Self-propelled artillery

• 2S1 Gvozdika^[170]
• 2S3 Akatsiya^[170]
• 2S5 Giatsint-S^[170]
• 2S7 Pion^[170]
• 2S19 Msta^[170]
• 2S22 Bohdana^[182]
• ASU-85
• SpGH DANA^[167]
• ShKH Zuzana 2^[167]
• M109 howitzer^[170]
• CAESAR^[170]
• Panzerhaubitze 2000^{[183][167][104]}
• AHS Krab^[170]
• L131 AS-90^[184]
• Archer^[185]

Rocket artillery

Ukrainian M142 HIMARS vehicles in Zaporizhia Oblast in June 2022

• BM-21 Grad^[186]
• BM-27 Uragan^[187]
• BM-30 Smerch^[187]
• Bureviy
• Vilkha
• RM-70 Vampir^[188]
• TLRG-230^[189]
• M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System^[190]
• M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System^[104][129]

Air defense

MANPADS

FIM-92 Stinger

Soldier of the Ukrainian 3rd Tank Brigade showing a Mistral short range air defense system provided by France.

• 9K38 Igla^[42]
• 9K32 Strela-2^[104]
• 9K34 Stela-3^[129]
• Piorun^[191][115]
• FIM-92 Stinger^{[149][165][104]}
• Starstreak^[184]
• Mistral^[192]

Anti-aircraft guns

• KS-19^[193]
• ZPU-1^[194]
• ZPU-2^[194]
• AZP S-60^[195]
• ZU-23-2^[196]
• ITK 61 Sergei^[197]
• Zastava M55^[198]
• Bofors 40 mm Automatic Gun L/70^[199]

Air defense platforms

• ZSU-23-4 Shilka^[170]
• 2K12 Kub^[200]
• 2K22 Tunguska^[170]
• 9K33 Osa^[170]
• 9K35 Strela-10^[170]
• 9K37 Buk^[201]
• 9K330 Tor^[170]
• S-125 Pechora^[201]
• S-300 Antey^[170]
• Flugabwehrkanonenpanzer Gepard^[170]
• SIDAM 25^[183]
• Alvis Stormer^[170]
• Crotale^[170]
• NASAMS^[201]
• IRIS-T SL^[201]
• VAMPIRE^[202]
• Excalibur Army Viktor^[203]
• AN/TWQ-1 Avenger^[204]
• MIM-23 Hawk^[205]
• MIM-104 Patriot^[206]
• RIM-7 Sea Sparrow^[207]
• SAMP/T^[206]
• ASRAAM^[208]

Electronic warfare and communication

Radars

• P-14^[209]
• P-18 Terek^[210]
• P-19 Danube
• P-35 Saturn
• AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder^[165]
• AN/TPQ-48
• AN/TPQ-49 Forward Area Alerting Radar^[165]
• AN/MPQ-64 Sentinel
• SQUIRE
• COBRA^[104][129]
• ARTHUR
• Telefunken Radar Mobil Luftraumüberwachung-3D/4D
• Ground Master 200

Communications equipment

• SpaceX Starlink
• Clansman

Jamming equipment

• UAB EDM4S Sky Wiper^[50]
• Steelrock NightFighter^{[citation needed]}
• NOTA

Vehicles

Tanks

T-64 of the Ukrainian Ground Forces

T-80 of the Ukrainian Ground Forces

Leopard-2 of the Ukrainian Ground Forces

• M-55^[170]
• T-62^[170]
• T-64^[170]
• T-72^[170][211]
• T-80^[170]
• T-84^[170]
• T-90(Captured) ^[170]
• PT-91 Twardy^[170]
• Kampfpanzer Leopard 1^[212]
• Kampfpanzer Leopard 2^[213]
• M1 Abrams^[214]
• Challenger 2^[184]

Tank destroyers

• AMX-10 Roues-Canon^[215]

Infantry fighting vehicles

BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle and ZIL-131 truck

YPR-765 infantry fighting vehicles donated to Ukraine by the Netherlands. The YPR-765 is a Dutch derivative of the American M113 armoured personnel carrier.

• BMP-1^[170]
• BMP-2^[170]
• BMP-3^[170]
• BMD-1^[216]
• BMD-2^[216]
• BMD-4^[217]
• BTR-4 Bucephalus^[218]
• BVP M-80^[167]
• M2 Bradley^[116][219]
• Schützenpanzer Marder 1^[220]
• Combat Vehicle 90^[221]
• AMX-10P
• KTO Rosomak^[222]

Armored personnel carriers

• GT-MU
• MT-LB^[170]
• PTS
• BTR-60^[170]
• BTR-70^[170]
• BTR-80^[170]
• BTR-3 Hunter^[218]
• BTR-7 Defender
• BTR-D^[216]
• BTR-MDM Rakushka
• Vepr
• AT105 Saxon^[223]
• FV103 Spartan^[224]
• FV105 Sultan^[225]
• FV430 Bulldog
• M113 armored personnel carrier^[170]
• M577 command post carrier^[167]
• Véhicule de l'Avant Blindé^[216]
• Opal^{[citation needed]}
• Oncilla^[216]
• LAV 6 armoured combat support vehicle^{[citation needed]}
• Patria Pasi^[170]
• YPR-765^[170]
• M1126 Infantry Carrier Vehicle Stryker^[226]
• Pandur I^[227]
• Bandvagn 206^[228]

Scout and reconnaissance vehicles

• BRDM-2^[170]
• BRM-1K^[170]
• FV107 Scimitar^[229]
• FV701 Ferret^[230]
• Polaris Ranger
• VOLS Petliura

Infantry mobility vehicles

Mastiff

Humvee

• Triton
• Kozak-2^[170]
• KrAZ Cobra
• STREIT Group Cougar^[216]
• KrAZ Shrek
• KrAZ Spartan^[216]
• Bogdan Bars-6
• Bogdan Bars-8
• Ukrainian Armor Novator^[216]
• Dozor-B^[216]
• Gadfly
• Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle^[167]
• Iveco LMV^[183]
• Iveco VM 90^[183]
• AMZ Dzik^[115]
• Snatch Land Rover^[231]
• Alvis 4^[232]
• Mastiff^[229]
• Wolfhound^[229]
• Husky^[229]
• M998/M1025/M1097/M1114/M1116/M1152/M1167 high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle^[165]
• M1224 International MaxxPro mine resistant ambush protected^[167]
• M1280 joint light tactical vehicle
• M1117 armored security vehicle^[205]
• MLS Shield^[167]
• BMC Kirpi^[216]
• ATF Dingo^[170]
• GAIA Amir
• Inkas Titan-S
• GAZ Tigr (captured)^[233]
• Alvis Tactica
• Terradyne Gurkha
• Bandvagn 202
• Cougar
• KAMAZ Typhoon (captured)^[234]

Recovery and engineering vehicles

• BTS-4^[235]
• BREM-1^[236]
• BREM-2^[236]
• BREM-4K
• BREM-64^[236]
• BREM-84 Atlet
• BREM-Ch^[237]
• IRM
• RKhM Kashalot
• IMR-2^[238]
• MK-3
• MT-55
• MT-T^[239]
• MTO-AT
• MTU-12
• MTU-20
• MTU-72
• TMM-3
• GMZ-3
• MDK-2M
• UMP-350
• PMP
• UR-67
• UR-77
• VT-72B^[240]
• M58 mine-clearing line charge^[241]
• M88 recovery vehicle
• M984 wrecker
• M1089 wrecker
• FV106 Samson^[229]
• Brückenlegepanzer Biber^[104]
• Bergepanzer 2^[104]
• Bergepanzer 3 Büffel
• Pionierpanzer 2 Dachs^[129]
• Wisent 1
• Challenger armoured repair and recovery vehicle
• Minewolf MW240^[104]
• Armtrac 400
• GMC TopKick
• M1150 assault breacher vehicle^[242]

Utility and transport vehicles

• FV104 Samaritan^[229]
• RG-31 Nyala^[243]
• Bogdan-2251
• Argo 8x8
• HEP 70^[129]
• RMMV HX
• M113A4 armored medical evacuation vehicle
• M984 heavy expanded mobility tactical truck
• M992 field artillery ammunition support vehicle
• M1070 heavy equipment transporter^[129]
• M1083 medium tactical vehicle
• Ark^{[citation needed]}
• Volvo N10^[174]

Unmanned ground vehicles

• Milrem Robotics THeMIS^{[citation needed]}

Aircraft

Mikoyan MiG-29

Fixed-wing

Destroyed Antonov An-225 at Hostomel Airport

Ukrainian Air Force Ilyushin Il-76 at Kulbakino Air Base

• Aero L-39 Albatros^[244]
• Antonov An-2^[245]
• Antonov An-8^[216]
• Antonov An-24^[201]
• Antonov An-26^[201]
• Antonov An-30^[246]
• Antonov An-70^[201]
• Antonov An-72^[216]
• Antonov An-225^[247]
• Dassault Mirage 2000^[248]
• General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon^[249]
• Ilyushin Il-76^[246]
• Mikoyan MiG-29^[250]
• Sukhoi Su-24^[250]
• Sukhoi Su-25^[250]
• Sukhoi Su-27^[250]
• Tupolev Tu-134^[201]

Rotary

• Mil Mi-2^[251]
• Mil Mi-8^[252]
• Mil Mi-14^[253]
• Mil Mi-17^[167]
• Mil Mi-24^[170]
• Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm Bo 105
• Westland Sea King^[167]
• Airbus Helicopters H225^[245]

Unmanned aerial systems

Unmanned combat aerial vehicles

Baykar Bayraktar TB2

• Baykar Bayraktar TB2^[254]
• SkyEye 5000mm Pro UAV
• DronesVision Revolver 860^{[citation needed]}

Reconnaissance drones

Ukrainian soldier with DJI Mavic 3 quadcopter

• Aeryon SkyRanger R60
• AeroVironment Quantix Recon
• Atlas Dynamics AtlasPRO
• RQ-11 Raven^[255]
• RQ-20 Puma^[256]
• MQ-27 ScanEagle^[257]
• Baykar Bayraktar Mini UAV
• IAI Bird-Eye
• WB Electronics FlyEye^[191][115]
• Sky-Watch Heidrun
• Tupolev Tu-141^[254]
• Tupolev Tu-143^[254]
• Ukrspecsystems PD-1
• Ukrspecsystems PD-2^[258]
• Leleka-100
• Ukrjet UJ-22 Airborne^[259]
• Ukrjet UJ-23 Topaz^[260]
• UA Dynamics Punisher^[261]
• Athlon Avia A1-CM Furia
• Spaitech Sparrow
• Spectator
• DJI Mini 2^[262]
• DJI Mavic 2
• DJI Mavic Air 2s^[263]
• DJI Mavic 3^[264]
• DJI Phantom 4
• DJI Matrice 300
• Brinc Lemur^[265]
• XDynamics Evolve 2^[266]
• Quantum Systems Vector
• Quantum Systems Scorpion
• EOS C VTOL
• Black Hornet Nano^[267]
• Parrot Anafi
• Autel EVO II
• Primoco One 150
• Shark^[258]
• Orlik
• UAV Factory Penguin C

Loitering munitions

• AN-196 Liutyi
• UJ-25 Skyline
• UJ-26 Bober
• AQ-400 Scythe
• AeroVironment Switchblade 300^[268]

• AeroVironment Switchblade 600^[268]
• Phoenix Ghost^[269][211]
• WB Electronics Warmate^[115]
• Ukrjet UJ-31 Zlyva
• Ukrjet UJ-32 Lastivka
• Athlon Avia ST-35 Silent Thunder
• DefendTex D40^{[citation needed]}
• DJI FPV^[81]

Delivery drones

• Malloy Aeronautics T150^{[citation needed]}

Ships

Submarines

• Project 641 [Foxtrot-class] (Zaporizhzhia). (captured)^[270]

Frigates

Project 1135 Hetman Sahaidachny

• Project 1135 [Krivak-class] (Hetman Sahaidachny). Scuttled^{[citation needed]}

Corvettes

• Project 1124 [Grisha-class] (Lutsk (captured),^[270] Vinnytsia (sunk in port),^{[citation needed]}Ternopil (captured)^[270])
• Project 1241.2 Molniya-2 [Pauk-class] (Uzhhorod, Khmelnytskyi (captured),^[270] Hryhoriy Hnatenko, Poltava)
• Project 1241 Molniya [Tarantul-class] (Prydniprov'ya (captured),^[270] Kremenchuk)
• Project 11451 Sokol [Mukha-class] (Lviv, Luhansk)

Berdiansk in the Black Sea near Odesa

Fast attack craft

• Project 206MR [Matka-class] (Kakhovka)
• Project 1388N [Shelon-class] (Kherson)
• Project 205P Tarantul [Stenka-class] (Bukovyna, Donbas)

Patrol vessels

• Project 745P [Sorum-class] (Korets). Captured.^[271]
• Project 58160 [Koral-class]
• Island-class (Sloviansk). Sunk in action.^{[citation needed]}
• Project 58155 [Gyurza-M-class] (Akkerman (captured), Vyshhorod (captured),^[271] Kremenchuk (sunk in port),^[272] Lubny)^[273]
• Project 1400M [Zhuk-class] (Obolon, KaMO-521, KaMO-527 (sunk in port^[274]), Arabat (captured),^[271] KaMO-517)^[275][276]
• Project 14670 [Gurzuf-class] (Lviv, Kryvyi Rih)
• Project RV376U [PO-2-class] (RK-796)
• Project 13432 Volga (head numbers: 8203, 8305, 8306, 8402)
• Project R1415 [Flamingo-class] (Feodosiya)
• Project 09104 [Kalkan-P-class] (BG-09, BG-11)
• Project 50030 [Kalkan-class] (BG-504, BG-304, BG-308, BG-310, BG-311, BG-304, BG-309)^{[271][277][278][279]}
• Katran-class (BG-820)
• UMS 1000-class (BG-18, BG-14, BG-24, BG-22, BG-23)^{[271][280][281]}
• Project 14720 [Hvilya-class]
• UMS 600-class (BG-721)^[282]

Amphibious warfare ships

• Project 775 [Ropucha-class] (Konstantin Olshanskiy). Captured.^[270]
• Project 1232.2 Zubr [Pomornik-class] (Horlivka)
• Project 1176 [Ondatra-class] (Svatovo)
• Project 58503 Kentavr-LK [Centaur-LK-class] (Stanislav). Sunk in action.^[283]

Mine warfare ships

• Project 1258 [Yevgenya-class] (Henichesk). Sunk in action.^[284]
• Project 266M Akvamarin [Natya-class] (Chernihiv, Cherkasy). Captured.^[270]
• Project 1265 Yakhont [Sonya-class] (Mariupol, Melitopol)

Special-purpose RIBs

• BRIG Navigator N730M-class^[285]
• BRIG Navigator N700M-class (BG-40)^[286]
• Willard Sea Force 540/7M/11M-class
• Heavy Duty 460-class
• Brig Eagle 6-class

Auxiliary vessels

• Omar-class (Langust)
• Type Ryf (Ryf)
• Project 1825 [Type Sever-2] (Sever-2)
• Project 1605 [Tethys-class] (BK-89-01, BK-72-05)
• Agent-1-class (Agent-1)
• MTK-200-class
• [No formal type or project number] explosive/reconnaissance drone boat^[287] (head no. 45V2NS1)
• Project 1844 [Toplivo-class] (Bakhmach)
• Project 1823/1824B [Muna-class] (Dzhankoi, Pereyaslav)
• Project 861 [Moma-class] (Simferopol)
• Project 522 [Niryat-class] (Vilnohirsk)
• Project 304 [Amur-class] (Donbas). Sunk in port.^[272]
• Project 12884 [Bammbuk-class] (Slavutych). Captured.^[270]
• Project 714 [Goryn-class] (Kremenets)
• Project 1896 [Niryat II-class] (Skvyra)
• Project 1462 [Rubin-class] (Dmitry Chubar). Captured.^[288]
• Project 16830 Drofa (MGK-1694, MGK-1889)
• Project 737M [Sidehole-class] (Dubno)
• Project 254K [T43-class] (Velikaya Alexandrovka)
• Project R1415 [Flamingo-class] (RK-1935, Konotop)
• Project 376 [PO-2-class] (RVK-761, Delfin, RK-1931, U926)
• Project 371 (RK-1362, U002)
• Project 1394A (RK-603)
• Type Conrad-900 Aramis (RK-1695)
• Project 1390 Strizh (RK-735)
• Adamant 315-class (BG-732)^[271]
• Galia-280-class
• Type Cetus-136R (Hermes)
• Type Alkor (Fiolent)
• Type Tallinn 1/4 ton (Antika, Lira, Spray)
• Type Conrad-25RT (Yunona)
• Baba Hasan-class (Onyx)
• GTI SE 155 Sea-Doo-class
• Project 1784 (SM-15)
• Project 50150 [Nalim-class] (Nalim (project 50150))
• Project 1526 (Novgorod-Siversky)
• Project 14630 (MUS-482)
• Project 1758 (PD-51)
• Project 889 (PMR-152)
• Project 771 (Kalanchak)

Ground Forces' Towing and Motor Boats

• BMK-150
• BMK-130

Ordnance

Small arms ammunition

• 5.45×18mm MPTs
• 5.45×39mm Soviet
• 5.56×45mm NATO
• .22 Long Rifle
• 7.62×25mm Tokarev
• 7.62×39mm Soviet
• 7.62×51mm NATO
• 7.62×54mmR Russian
• .308 Winchester
• .338 Lapua Magnum
• 9×18mm Makarov
• 9×19mm Parabellum
• 9×39mm Soviet
• 12.7×99mm NATO
• 12.7×108mm Soviet
• 14.5×114mm Soviet
• 23×75mmR Soviet
• 12 gauge

Recoilless gun projectiles

• PG-9

Mortar shells

• O-832DU
• M68P1
• JVA 1571

Artillery shells

• 155 BONUS
• M107 155mm projectile
• M549 155mm projectile
• M718 155mm Remote Anti-Armor Mine System
• M795 155mm projectile
• M982 155mm Excalibur

Air-to-air missiles

• R-27 (Mikoyan MiG-29, Sukhoi Su-27)^[115]
• R-73 (Mikoyan MiG-29, Sukhoi Su-27)^[115]
• Cirit (Mil Mi-8)^[289]
• UMTAS (Mil Mi-8, Baykar Bayraktar TB-2)^[289]
• MAM (Baykar Bayraktar TB-2)

Air-to-surface missiles

• AGM-88 High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile (Mikoyan MiG-29)^[290]
• Storm Shadow^[184]
• Scalp EG

Surface-to-air missiles

• Martlet^[291]

Surface-to-surface missiles

• OTR-21 Tochka^[292]
• R-360 Neptune^[293]
• AGM-114 Hellfire^[294]
  • RBS-17^[295]
• Brimstone^[296]
• RGM-84 Harpoon^[167]
• MGM-140 ATACMS^[297]
• Ground Launched Small Diameter Bomb^[298]

Air-to-surface rockets

• Zuni 5-inch Folding-Fin Aircraft Rocket

Guidance Kits

• Joint Direct Attack Munition^[299]
• Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System^[300]

See also

Ground Forces

• List of equipment of the Russian Ground Forces
• List of equipment of the Ukrainian Ground Forces

Naval Forces

• List of active Russian Navy Ships
• List of active Ukrainian Navy Ships

Air Forces

• List of active Russian Air Force aircraft
• List of active Ukrainian Air Force aircraft

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